The contestants are introduced and start dancing. Adriana is eliminated.
The dancers must pair up and perform a choreographed "Apache Tango", a dramatic and erotic dance associated with Parisian street culture. In the end James is eliminated.
Dave Scott, the man behind the box office hits "You Got Served" and "Stomp the Yard" will be on the scene to judge the dancers as they battle each other with their best freestyle and breaking moves.
The contestants are caught off guard, with a surprise performance by Luke Cresswell and his crew, from Theater and Musical Production of "Stomp Out Loud."
Tonight on "Step it Up & Dance," The contestants show off their acting abilities, for Tony Award winning actor, Jason Alexander.
Commitment, creativity and confidence are the three C's, that every dancer should live by. In the sixth episode of "Step It Up & Dance," Jacques Heim, founder of renowned modern dance company Diavolo and choreographer of Cirque de Soleil's "KA," teaches the remaining six dancers the art of movement and storytelling. The dancers must create a routine that conveys a concept, uses props, and incorporates modern dance moves.
Latin dancer Jordi Caballero, pairs up the remaining six dancers, and teaches them a combination of Salsa, Flamenco and Tango.
The dancers meet with world-renowned choreographer Tina Landon. Tina has worked with the biggest stars in the industry including influential work with Janet Jackson, Ricky Martin, Britney Spears, Tina Turner and Shakira, and most recently choreographed Rhianna's award-winning music video "Umbrella.
In the first part of the finale, the dancers head to New York City to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
The final four get to perform their solo pieces and a winner is finally chosen. And the winner is, Cody.